Sentence examples for prime structure from inspiring English sources
The input file for the amino acid sequence of human ABCB1 in the Prime structure prediction application was obtained as fasta file (uniprot accession number P08183.3) extracted from http://www.uniprot.org.org
In summary, the PT-ventral hypothalamus now appears to be a prime structure involved in long-term rhythm generation.
The ceramic (YSZ) top-coat in both conventional and graded TBCs was found to exhibit a single phase tetragonal-prime structure.
This tonicity presumably primes structures to infer exogenous inputs (Fox et al., 2007; Raichle, 2007) and supports a background level of predictive coding (Hampson et al., 2002).
Also, it is possible to test the structural sensitivity by a modification of the prime graph structure.
We use two avenues to obtain our results: a direct approach in which we explicitly construct a faithful, algebraically irreducible representation of the algebra on a separable Hilbert space, as well as an indirect, algebraic approach which utilizes the prime ideal structure of the algebra.
As-deposited thermal barrier coatings (TBC) made of yttria-stabilized zirconia (8YSZ) have the meta-stable, tetragonal-prime crystal structure.
The contribution that prime brokerage, structured credit and private-equity activities made to profits in wholesale banking rose from approximately 20% in 2000 to around 35% in 2006, according to estimates by Oliver Wyman.
There are three types of approaches that can help: priming; reorganized structures and systems; and new forms of accountability.
Ken Lonyai, co-founder of Screenplay InterActive, saw the changes in Prime's pricing structure as attempts to paper over emerging flaws.
To achieve immediacy by design, a theatre relies on writers who are willing to rewrite and actors who can learn new lines rapidly: the long-running recent production of Jonathan Lynn's and Antony Jay's Yes, Prime Minister was structured with sections of script that could be updated daily or weekly to fit news events.
